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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
ATHLETICS At YALE COLLEGE.

POSITIONS OK THE NINE-rHE GLEE AND BANJO
CLUBS.
NEw-HAvEv, Conn., March 2G.-L ID. Bissell
1887. has been elected captain OF the tug-of-war
team.
The university crew is in rather n bad fix at pres
emf. Stevenson il unable to account OF
dlphtheritic sore throat, Wilcox has gone homo
with bronchitis. and Wells, Gill and Captain Rog.
els are not in condition TO row on account oil bad
colds.
The Kent Laboratory the gift of William Kent
of San Francisco TO be butt on Highest. VIII lie.
when completed, the finest building % the KIND In
the country and viii have cos SSD,OOo .
The DO IRONS of the Yale nine nave been practl-
cally decided. stage aud Damn Will constitute the
regular battery. with Damn and Spencer as change.
NctOukeV ls-S, has been assigned second base.
Osborne. 1883 =, will cover first bag, and Cross
will guard thIrG. Brigham. 1887. viii cover leit,
and Kellogg, 1887 -. Will play IN the rlght hed.
Hunt the heavy hitter. has centre held. McCln-
tocl aud Walker have been assigned as ltes.
he nine are practising regularly and there Is every
Indication that thev Will do better work than was
accompis ed by the nine OF lSsG
At last the town-born ele nent of Now; Haven are
to have pr fesslooa BASEBALL nine Oticers OF the
New-lIayen Baseball Association have been elected
a follows: President A. II. Bucklngham;, secre'
tary. l.. =: Wlcl, ir; treasurer George fri
manager James Donneliy. Grounds Will oe put In
order immediately, and the new association expect
TO be ready for business by April 10.
The disagreement between Hiram Lodge of Free
MaSons of tins city and the Grand Lodge OF Con-
nee lcut, winch is attracting much attention ~
Masonic circles presents cnrlon5 question. hiram
still possesses It's original English charter, which
antedates the foundation of the Connecticut Grand
Lodge and the Officers clam that IL can form new
lodges throughout the State and organize new
Grand Lodge which would be recognized by other
Grand bodies
he Yale Glcc and Banjo clubs will visit Old
Point Comfort during the '.aster vacation lhey
will leave \rw-lork April aud Will give concerts
az Washing on April IL, Baltimore April II. aud
Brooklyn April l3.
q. h. Bunnell, who during the past two years has
been running a dime museum IN Now-iiaven, mas
leased Caru's Opera House aid viii manage both
resorts IN the future. Manager CARL VIII soon be-
gin the erection of new opera house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
UJLLJAM NM4HON'S TESTIMONY.

VARIOUS INTERVIEWS WITH MAURICE B. FLlNN-
WHAT WAS PROMISED TO MMAHoN.
William McMalon who is attempting TO recover from
Maurice B. Flynn. Civil Justice William ii. keiiy'th
Consolidated Telegraph and Electric subway Company
and the American Insulated Conduit Company onetwen-
tieh part of the stock of the Consolidated Company con-
tinued Yesterday before Commissioner Shields inc es'
mopy which he began Friday. He sat IN the
centre OF group Of lawyers representing the various III
dyiduals and corporations Interested lie Is a rounu-
headed Accommodating man. somewhat OF the Flynn
type aud looks and talks II he intended TO obtain what
he to be due to him any amount OF lighting
can do it.
He testified in rambling about several converse
tons with Flynn, in which schemes for the foun-
,h sphwavs was discussed and told
of the efforts which had made ard for which he seeks
under agreement with Flynn and Justice Kelly TO 0D
tain $l5O,0OO At one interview win fSnh at the
Hotel Roy al Flynn first jokingy said TO the Witness at
there was no hope for the subway Co=any aud later lie
said No, my boy, it's all right lie then SPOKE oil Dn
Si00 which was refused He said that Flynn asked
him TO assist in getting the S3Oo.oOo bona when
was required. the Witness succeeding IN obianS inc
consent OF d. Cutter and Alfred suy TO 20 on tue bond
and reported to Flynn Flynn had some ',licny IN
said that he suggested several names winch were NI
continuing in answer the questions OF his
counsel. George i. Newell. SAID:
asked several for the stock and before leaving
ment be carried out word IRON Flynn to meet hum
William m Kelly was there with Flynn FLYNN spoke lst
as came in. lie said: IL repeat what hVc aifeay SAN
Won are entitled much as or Judge hcN
called on Mr. Iauerbach with Mr. Ecclesne and LATTER
bach showed books and sai that 10 STOCK li Derh
issued that the first certificate O STOCK "Ouu ue 70
Won" 1 was not satisfied. Flynn wane me iOSVe up ~
written accept written assurance nom
Mr. Lauier ach that l should have my share as
nos that 1 would not g,ye up my
out. Judge heliy WAS
too abrupt finally became Indignant and usrd some
strong terms speaking OF me- also became u5na
and N ed some strong Flynn said that could get NY
In a IL said az the interview Closed
dow there's no use III qusfreilhS
We went down Dymonco's and then up BroadWay AS
could not obtain directed my couse 10 OeSih an
action.
Assemblyman Adoph Gregerch who appears ascounsel
for Kelly said he could not pe present atlhe eAa
MIR Nc Mahon. lie said that Justice Kelly represented
only the DOrsett Mr.. AcMahOns direct exam
inaiion VAS and the four lawle who are wait
ing anxously for "a chance 10 ply him win confusing
questions VIII have chance To cIossexamIne MN on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
NOTES FRON HiRCiRD.

THE NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE--MEN on THE
TEAM-CuANCEs FOR me CnAMPIo NsHIr
CARTRIDGE Mass, Match 96.-Ihc Baseball Asso
ciat ION formed Dy Princeton. Columbia, Yale and Harvard
should be a great The standard OF college base
ball will be raised the treasury of each college team
should be well ad Yale Will lend much TO this success
For though an association of Columbia Princeton ana
Harvard would have been better than the OLD college
league Yale will do much 10 give II stability and
strength College baseball should he congratulated on
the turn affairs have taken enabling this leagne OF
four colleges be formed. The Harvard nine
should do much better this year than the
college aud tho world ut large expect
True tho 1888 OF the from last years team
will he seriously felt. but much TO call forth all
the dire predictions for this years nnc which many
pei indulge H. II has been the general opinion that
Harvard Will be weak in the pitchers box this year. But
any one who has watched the pitchers this winter VII
not say .o The Improvement in their work has been
surprisiug Especially Ia this In the OF Boyden
and Binsham The former will probably he tho regular
pitcher the latter the change pitcher Each has good
speed aud sharp Tncy both have good cOntiol
OF lhc ball and should not DC affected oy tnS M
They both should do pretty work TINS scIson.
Henshaw, 80, will be the regular catcher Ills woIh
this year. only healed the association In Dat'g,
but ranked third In fielding among the catche's '
throwing TO bases Is excellent - -, u,s
Willard, 81 the captain. viii play hrst pasc i us
fielding IA guud but his batting Is his strong nolu no
one best batsmen In tho Association Ist yen
second base is still open for competition Morgan, 80,
IL generally believed In college that NICHOLS Oh
tho Medical school, viii play third base HIS long eAPe
Mrstling. 81, will probably pay snorl s SOP
Foscr. 'S7. will play left field again Campbell, Law
School, will probnDy get one ouIncid Inc thiri ouliio'
place viii lie probably between Bingham 81 anu
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THE COLLECTION OF ASHES.
Mr. BAYLEs DEFENDS HIS DEPARTMENT.
4 LITTER IN REPLY TO COMMISSIONER COLEMAN
-pIFpICULriEs OF THE PROBLEM.
presidsut Bavles Of the Board Of Health yesterday
-. ,h. ,at,.r IN repy to Commissioner Coleman, OF

LITTER IN REPLY TO COMMISSIONERS 0oAN
-pIFPICULTiEs OF THE PROBLEM
prA,idsus Bavles Of the Board Of Health, yesterday
eent this letter In reply to COMMISSIONER >o0u""'"
The Street Cleaning Bureau:
the the receipt Of ys.r on ayc s
% relative ssh and Sy nv desire
(; ssrsta ana study di ne in
%seS ina.
during om all s' to sena Itself q
eeecg ha. psver been was attempted
ao 10 tho necessary cooperation OF Of a,e.
WHOSE a it Tn: %
says. dsp; .1"". 1n s ySs S
STSSs III IN rnu ground vour
:ss "a tho ss
S% s.s
to IcGaTss s @swaE and
s sesSs az Il
sa IRE on sa " move
Ct S.s ri .'1s In the the
wnea SS% kindly ns
that that when the time removal from to 10 T. on Se e
r,qnired to place se 10 move them
Of Of this s 0%
mistake o. te system me IN TRSethcr iii or
Wien the creating the present DEPARTMENT Of o. Hea
sspe memorial to Lsssatns setting forth h the Hh facts
a n and na soa
as.: asa carriage cSr sspsnSs d or
Yraccsbe and invariabie time table Tor me "
such carts and operation OF the Depa t ms Vi
IraIth street Cleaning and Police AZ present anu o
long t,me 95 90 and 47 OF the SANITARY
which whole subject so far as me boarn 0i %
"a concerned have been enforced as thot9ugny as nc
means nj our command permit BY section 80 separate re-
cetncles are and not permitted 10 rem Oh no
Sidewalk is required for the removal
tents Nv section SO unauthorized persons are iouue W
interfere contents Of such ecrptacies by see
81 houses assist the street. eu
poyes when present by delivering tne
directly TO the drivers between ue
and 10 O'Clock r. NJ Night coIec'oh,
Frequently discussed has not been hitherto oeemeu Va
le The reports these subjects on hle III tls ON ~
MANY and voiuminous chiefly interesting a. showing
that subject has had share OF the ATTENTION Vi
This departnent It's creation .,.- 800. ~.
When Department OF street Ileal,us was
fslshc houed and believed that all troupe from o
and inpractcable requirenenlS o no
p,ey existing at otcuon %,
nent Cleaning shall have exclusive chaIgo oa @
cleaning Of lie removal OF ashes AMI Raoe
in the city do not that the o sec
fiop 7O4 relieve the Health Department OF any Oh rs ie
duties responsibilities but they do impose upon me De
Gle ming the organization anu
nent especial and exclusive work ne
department supplementary; ana so iar ns
am authorized speak tor the Board OF Health can proso
jealous operation with wlateN you ma,
brought that The proviso"s OF TINS oue nav
been violated The only means OF enforcement our c
mand and these effective than prompt arrest ny e
complaint before police magistrate Our
tails of sanitary wholly engaged IN WORK OF p
in with the inspection OF tenement
Will considered at tie next meeting VI VIC
Board Of Health and will advise you OF its action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
TESTING THE DYNAMITE Gun

THE CARTRIDGES EXPLODING IL THE MUD AND
WAITE ONE srrMs u HAVE BEEN LOST
large party OF Army and Navy oliccr' With
sprnkl;n. OF civilians went down The Bay yesterday
10 Fot Lafayette 10 witness +. L. Ialns cNnrriment
with the pneumatic dynamite qua. The gun cd ia
the third one oi the kind that has male the nr-t
one was TWO inches across the mutzl" and carried
Twelve and orcIa!t pounds ot explosives the
cord four inches across the nu/hlc carving
TWEEN N-tvc POUNDS 81 explosives. ms one IL iGht
inches u diameter und able To carry one hun1tcl
uound. o. dynamite aud hiitu-s l1uur. The gun ~
san style a. the our- which wili tc furnished tor
tnr ne d,u,milr cruI.cr nov ucirg tuit bY Tramp
SON OF Pnddcphii on the rc~ guns VII hr ten
ana one haiI inches ~ ihc mlzAr ana VAL nave =
ca.acity OF 100 pounds oi c,plo-N"~.
the gan ioDks like ete.i monnir" telescope "IAS
ahoat iortS icri long "u" Weighing $50" ponnd-;
The power u-ei N"rt-rtaY Wa- a'"lt ioo' l'nh'H "I
conn. -.cd air lhc -qIl-c inch. our h1t7 ",fn
fra. Ihe carthage, weighed between 10 ahd LOO
,und. The prn'c~,Iic cct trn niche. ia length.
tmrty-two nchc- thi, h.Ins the shell containing th'
explusi,c winch Ac-tcrIay was hitf po't"". h"lt-
mantle and hat MIRO .catirc. Inc 'ir1 dhon Tor
tue rfst two shots WIS about - degree AMI "f mo
last two % degree TIE nr't Shot vent into the boy
oycr mile away. exp ling iu tie mud ai the ioi"m,
raising iiIuu 0i Grtt ~Air The second Hh"t "i-
Gropn.d 10 ii dOHt the same place. IL wa- 20 arranged
time column al wafer "a~ thrown thio the AR similar
10 hr one made 10y ~" explosion al hcl tate. Inc
third shot Wa- intended Tor longdl-nncc shot. oct
the cartridge broer a. the siot irlt III. gum an" J.
went 10 luther than tie prrYion- two rh"ir did ani
made souc rem ukLolS 'rrdlc motions. ihr ioIrth
lat shot success ~ instance hht dh NOT
Ap.unc and suppose To hav" buried itScli IA the
sand Gear Coucy Island oilt tnsce miles away
Lieutenant .alin, HI claims that shell loaded with
40 pounus OF cxplosVe would 'c'tr'f large war
vessel II struck tAc cr within 10 irct Ot her.
Among tho,, present w'ro raior-G' neral Sch"iicld
4 luilnt-t''ncrh Whpplc Colonel Hamilton
Colonel CARTS, Majur Ran olph Capt tin Burgland.
Commit ndcr i'd. o the DJlp"n Commander - "cil,
I.i~utrnants Galliord Hale. raylor kuhn Craghdl
R,che and Ree- and the Rev DR.. WorraIl aud the
H..tr lH.tT Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
BURNING MANY GAMING IMPLEMENTS.
PROPERTY DESTROYED SAID TO BE WORTH $4,000
-pErECTIvFs WHO DECEIVE TIE GAMBLERs.

PROPERTY DESTROYED SAID TO BE WORTH $3O.0Oo
DETECTIVES WHO DECEIVE THE GAMBLERS.
Police Commits sioncrs French, McClave Porter and
WORMS, Superintendent Murray, Inspector Steers,
President BceAman, of the Board Of Aldermen Police
Justice Duffy, Assistant District Attorney Davis Isaac
Rein Senator Murpns, -. j. whitney, samuci Colgate
Chief Engineer Green, OF the Dock Department,
several police captains and number of local pOlni-
clans and reporters followed iIopcrty Clerk liar
riot into the basement OF Police Ileadquarters at
ii: 80 a IN yesterday 10 witness the destruction of
gambling implements which had been seized by the
orders OF Mr. Murray since he became superintendent
The properly sad TO be worth about $4,000, and
consisted faro, red and black POKER tables, roulette
Wheels blackboarls caris dealing boxes, ivory and
boLe chips, lottery and policy tickets, counters.
boxes hazard urs, sLuiiie boards. French pool
dias and crIbbage boAes. There were several truck
loads of the stun The gaming implements had been
taken from tmvs.t. seven places, aiOng with over
1910 In cash and nearly 100 prisoners All the
information wnicn the rails made was OBJ
tainod by Detectives Cooper. Collins and McCord.
three cool young who have been acting directly
under the superintendents orders. They are 20
little like policemen in appearance that they have been
abb to ho0dwnk the gamblers and gain admittance to
games without trouble Cooper who IL u brother OF
Army officer aud has sctii Western Life cun pose
with SUCCESS a. Rocky Mountain sport. MclOrd
would 10 taken am0st anywhere for Bcwery "swelly
Collins, dappcr little man, has the cut OF q pro-
t0ssi0nai card "shArp.'
Tho work Of destruction was begun BY superin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
Az .rprlL INVITATION cOnp4yY.

Iht l'uu FTdpfifro KrFNTL
Articles Of incorporation OF be California Aeria steam
Navir,tiou Company were fcd O1ay. The corporation
is orgnnilcd for The purpose OF building aud construct
ing air-sips and equippng them with machinery; ma
us and ppli, nccs for exhibition ana navigating tho
nir for making asccnsoDs for transporting passengers.
goods wares merchandise and other property through
H. MR. nv means of the same" The directors Robert
Drov'u of santa cruz. and william Patterson, A: f.
knorn e. H. sceey and j. " Russell, OF san Francisco
ha ,nitnI stock 100000 OF which 81 500 has been
Subscribed director knorp is the popular supervisor
from the Eighth Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
TIE MAYORS CABINEr At UORh.
FURTHER ACTION on BILLS AT ALBANY AFFECT
M Newly TX CITY.

FURTHER ACTION on BILLS AT ALBANY AFFECT
IN Newly Tx CITY,
The Mayor and heads Of departments met again yetcr
day to consider the measures relating the city which
are pending before the Legislature Register scyn srn
letter stating that the expense OF the Register Office
will probably exceed the receipts this year. owing Ia a
decision of Judge Freedman reducing the fees. Al tho
Present rate the expenses will exceed the receipts by
about gu 900 lie submitted the graft OF bill liking
the lees the they supposed DO when he
took the Office. that the Office shall lie least
supporting The bill approved subject by
President Beekman and the Corporation Counsel
The senate hill relative the proposed Grand BOnle
ward was approved SUBJECT 10 aneulnc us making The
perssive instead OF mandatory the city authOr
ties.
The bill Cor the settlement OF interstate estates as pro-
posed by the Public Administrator. was approved.
The bill defining the duties OF docknastcrs. and permit
ting them 10 act III the place OF haTbor masters when
necessary, was approved.
The Assembly bl relative To the payment of assess
the IWenI ytlrd and Twcut fourth Wards Was
approved, with amendments providing that the payments
may DE III our instruments. ana that inc interest "n
unpaid instruments shall Dc : per cent and hat Unless
the next instruments are paid promptly Tie debtor shall
take benefit from The act.
The Assembly bill giving the Commissioner of Public
houses in the high service district was approved
ihe Assembly bin relative to orleans Hook Park was
discussed. but not finally acted There was some
question IA TO the proposed boundaries
The Assembly bill proposing to consolidate the Inrcan
OF membranes OF The Department Of Public Morks
with the Corporation Attorneys Office al-
proved
bers of the Fire Department after twenty years service
not approved.
The Assembly bill for the requirement. of East Nine
teents moi approved IL was said that the
now compelled 10 pave the street IT Their own
pense.
When MI Gallain's bill proposing TO rcorganze the
Health Department. the provisions of which recent
~ printed In HE TRIBUNE mp, tho Mayor said he
did not want power aud IL conceded that IT
would be well TO give the president OF the Board OF
Health n fair trial. No action taken.
The bill IOi-ihc repeal OF The act 10 establish park at
Tenih-aIe aud reimbursement was approved with
IIlG flat fp aI
be taken shall pay the eXpeD,cs so far incurred. he
meeting seemed TO lie OF The opinion that the creation
parks 80 Tar up town should be discouraged IN
OF PARKS further down town.
II was not deemed necessary to take formal
the bill OF Asscmblyman Gcgcrch facilitate the
bringing OF actions by workngmen In civil district cOur
without the payment Of fees. IL informally APP
proved.
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A CLOSE RAoE BETWEEN GLITTER SHIPS.

From The sun fr0nctsco ChrOaicte.
Years ago took long voyage in magnificent tea
clipper. She tho queen OF the sea- tor OILY tho
wear before she had been the victor III that great
ocean race which had made much sensation. IL
before Tho uays OF regular trading steamers ana
the tea mei chants OF London oerr1 bonus OF 80 &c
n ton ON the cargo OF the fret ship 10 arrive from
China In the East India docks. The Ariel and the
TAPPING lett Woosuns the entrance to the port Vt
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Shanghai at the Same time They sailed ont toxptber
the time was unetyt DAYS. but at all events thew
never sighted one another again uutl they reached
Gravesend, and the for the first tugbost AZ
the TAPPING entered the dock the ARIEL up outsde
and the difference OF time on the voyage from China -
London between the two sailing ships was fifteen
minutes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

TIE WAY AND MEANS OLA SURETY COMPANY
Ex-Judge Noah Davis continued yesterday, the invest
igaon into the and means OF the American Surety
Company. Eihu Root and :. Nugent appeared for the
surety Company, u. J. Holden OF Condert Bros, FOR
Mrs ergues who is asking permission of the Surrogate
TO have the company become her surety In the sum of
$l53,OOO and T. K Ocott OF tho firm Of
Ocott Mesre and sonzaley represented the niece and
nephcws OF Mrs Herques, who object the proposed ar
rangement on the ground that they not satisfied
with the company, aud who asked that an examination
OF the proposed sdrety be made.
The examination Of General Elmer, the president OF
the company, resumed lie testified during the
two and a half years since the company be-
gan business IL had issued 1854 bonds amount
lug to ~23,2s2S0G. OF these 1866 were fdclt-
bonds and 100 were Of judicial character
Inc nabiny SS,OOO,0OO represented by these Judicial
bonds being peculiarly pertinent TO the In hand
occupied the iine OF yesterdays session. General Elmer
produced schedule to show that hfty-two of these
sufetysllps representing liability OF 800 had
been cleared on In the OF business and
obtained from the heirs OF the different estates Involved
Mr. Olcott then went into long argument IL show that
although releases had been Obtained In these vet
In certain proportion OF such cases. releases could not
be obtained Each case not released involved latent
liability, in the case OF possible Subsequent
discovery OF assets in any estate which might be sdua
dered by the administrator IL urged that II the
company Kept on Increasing In business Ia the future MS
II had done In the past the amount Of itent liability
might eventually assume tremendous proportions and
suggestion was made by Mr. Olcott that the company
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ids . trus, fund to NEE. any such cmer-

gency -, 4.
After much discussion for and against such plan
was decided by Judge Davis that matter how desr-
able such disposition of stock might be II was clearly
impossible under the Law 1t stands The investi
CATION was then adjourned for a week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-02
New Telephone.

The wires Of the Pan Electric Tclc-
phone Co. have been leased by j. G.
Watkins of Fort Worth for the Texas
Light and Improvement Co., which
company will substitute a new I'M
proved telephone combining the al
yantages of the Cushman and Texas
patent for the Pan Electric, which is
prohibited from use after the 3rd.
The Bell people il is said claim to
have sued Cushman OF Chicago for
infringement, and this is denied. Cush-
man has at least sold the Texas right
to the above named COMPANY, and the
change is now being made through.
out Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-02
Fire i'm the Cedars.

Tie second alarm of fire was
sounded this morning about 10 o'clock.
Improved to be at the residence of w.
b. Donaldson, night Waterman at the
Santa Fee depot. The house is in the
Cedars. The engines were at the first
fire, at the corner of Ross avenue and
Hall streets, and could not respond,
but parties passing by extinguished it..
Mr.. Donaldson was absent at the time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-02
PERSONAL.


Mr.. Hayo Chotck, prominent inn
MIGRATION agent OF Southern Texas,
aud formerly editor of the Slovan,
spent the day in Dallas, enroute to Ne
braska.
Miss Sadie Waterman, charming
young lady, Of ,Denison, who has
been visiting the family of NJ. S. Lcvy
in this city for several weeks, will re-
turn to her home tomorrow The
young iady's captivating ways have
won for her great favoritism in Dallas
society.
City attorney johnson arrived home
from Austin last night. He was a
witness to most of the senatorial fight
sad was glad to escape from it, It
began to get monotonous. lie left the
charter business in good hands and
saws there is no doubt about the Leg
islature's action the charter will be
amended.
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Don't Experiment..

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the genuine. Because he can make
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same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon getting DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, which is guaranteed to give relief
in all throat, lung and chest affections.
Trial bottle free aC w. III. Howell ~
Bros drug STORE